Ugandan president meets with US ambassador
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni on May 10 met with U.S. Ambassador to Uganda William Popp. Museveni in a post to his X account described the meeting, which took place at his official residence in Entebbe, as “productive.” “We discussed key issues, such as the upcoming Census, regional peace, and socio-economic development.
I emphasized the need for an inclusive census for informed decision-making,” said Museveni. “I also shared my views on fostering peace and security in the region.
Additionally, we discussed opportunities in transitioning our population from a rural-based pre-capitalist society to industry and services.” A statement the Ugandan Foreign Affairs Ministry released noted Popp “conveyed his appreciation for the president’s valuable time and wise counsel.” “He also acknowledged President Museveni’s extensive knowledge and experience, underscoring the importance of their continued dialogue in fostering a strong and mutually beneficial relationship between the United States and Uganda,” said the statement.
The statement further notes Foreign Affairs Minister Jele Odongo; Defense and Veterans Affairs Minister Jacob Oboth-Oboth; Rosette Byengoma of the Defense Ministry; and Lt.
